Weber kettle

[12x7]

Back to were it all began. The Weber Kettle.

Lazy afternoon bbq'ing.

Getting the Weber briquettes ready in the chimney.

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[Cobblerdave]

Gday
Sorry but I’d thought I’d posted on Sunday but I’d slipped up. Must be a bit rusty on posting up.
Nice kettle. Couldn’t help noticing the wood handles. An oldy of course but it goes to prove it’s hard to kill a kettle.
So whats cooking?
Regards Dave

[12x7]

Gday
Sorry but I’d thought I’d posted on Sunday but I’d slipped up. Must be a bit rusty on posting up.
Nice kettle. Couldn’t help noticing the wood handles. An oldy of course but it goes to prove it’s hard to kill a kettle.
So whats cooking?
Regards Dave

Bought it new back in the 90s. Original handles.

Roast pork. The kettle still makes fantastic crackling.

[Davo]

I remember making a thread about getting back to basics and cooking a Pork roast and featuring the crackling, turned out ok too although I think I also remember Captain Cook telling me I used 4 too many heat beads lol.
I'll try and find that post and put up a link.

Davo